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Meanwhile, in the years since the Copenhagen summit, there has been a surge of concrete progress on the part of the “non-state actors” whose cooperation will be needed to implement an international agreement.
Meanwhile, institutional investors have been snapping up a series of climate bonds focusing on water, affordable housing, smart cities, and an array of other mitigation and adaption projects.
Meanwhile, local-level politicians in cities and regions around the world are often well ahead of their national leaders.
The US, meanwhile, acknowledged the dangers of excessive debt and leverage.
The renminbi, meanwhile, strengthened, reflecting Chinese residents’ increased desire to consume.
Meanwhile, Russia must mobilize its own diplomats to make the case, publicly and privately in all the EU capitals, for greater access to EU markets.
Meanwhile, Toledo's self-destruction has given Fujimori more reason to fantasize, from the safety of his exile in Tokyo, about a political resurrection.
Meanwhile, Greece’s agony continues, and the “markets” wait to swoop down on Portugal, Ireland, Italy, and Spain.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump in the United States and Marine Le Pen in France could very well win their countries’ upcoming presidential elections.
Meanwhile, there is similar danger from the other side of the aisle, because any prospective CDU-AfD coalition would have to rely on Die Linke (the Left Party), some of whose leading members effectively want the same thing as the AfD: closer relations with Russia and looser or no integration with the West.
Meanwhile, many university graduates – including a whopping 45% in South Korea – are struggling to find jobs.
Meanwhile, Algeria, often touted as the next country that would get swept up by the Arab Spring, seems to have taken a different tack, favoring a slightly modified status quo over full-blown revolution.
Meanwhile, given that carbon-intensive industries remain profitable, they still attract significant investment.
Meanwhile, because a significant share of government revenues are dollar-linked, while its expenditures are mostly in pesos, devaluation would reduce the budget deficit.
Meanwhile, pressure on the European Central Bank to buy eurozone government bonds is placing the Bank’s credibility at risk.
Meanwhile, savers are being repressed, asset prices distorted, and incentives to maintain or even increase leverage enhanced.
Meanwhile, the multilateral trade system is fragmenting, along with the consensus that created it.
Meanwhile, the debt restructuring for which the eurozone – not just Greece – is crying out is unlikely to be politically acceptable in the current climate.
Meanwhile, East Asia will remain a potential trouble spot in 2013.
Meanwhile, young people worldwide are struggling to find jobs.
Meanwhile, the US Federal Reserve “has justified its decision to start normalizing rates, despite below-target core inflation, by arguing that the inflation-weakening supply-side shocks are temporary.”
Meanwhile, power generation from non-fossil-fuel sources increased by 19%.
Meanwhile, the Democrats in government – most notably President Barack Obama – have largely echoed Clinton’s gracious concession-speech injunction that Trump should be given an opportunity to lead.
Meanwhile, a new and better balance between Germany and France implies significant progress for European stabilization.
Meanwhile, companies are complaining that they cannot fill open positions in sectors ranging from technology to health care.
Meanwhile, the credibility of Draghi’s atomic weapon is being undermined.
Meanwhile, the authorities are also pursuing an aggressive anti-corruption campaign, a more muscular foreign policy, and a nationalistic revival couched in terms of the “China Dream.”
Meanwhile, the external value of the dollar appreciated against most other currencies.
Meanwhile, actual growth remains below the diminished potential.
Meanwhile, fiscal policy – especially productive public investment that boosts both the demand and supply sides – remains hostage to high debts and misguided austerity, even in countries with the financial capacity to undertake a slower consolidation.
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